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'''Randall Garrett''' (1927 - 1987) was a prolific SF author and inveterate punster, who wrote under a bewildering variety of pen names, including David Gordon, Lou Tabakow, Ivar Jorgenson, Darrel T. Langart<ref>(an anagram of his own name)</ref>, Jonathan Blake MacKenzie, S. M. Tenneshaw, and Gordon Aghill, as well as his own name. He claimed to need the pseudonyms so that magazine editors could publish more than one of his stories in a single issue. In one two-year period, he sold over eighty stories, many in collaboration with [[Robert Silverberg]].
He was a founding member of the [[Society for Creative Anachronism]].
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* the [[Lord Darcy]] stories▼
* ''Takeoff!'' and ''Takeoff! Too'', which includes "Backstage Lensman"
▲* [[Lord Darcy]]
* the Psi-Power trilogy (with Laurence Janifer, as "Mark Phillips")
* the Nidor series (with [[Robert Silverberg]], as "Robert Randall")
* the Gandalara Cycle (with Vicki Ann Heydron)
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* [[Bilingual Dialogue]]: Played for laughs in "Backstage Lensman". Sir Houston Carbarn is the most brilliant mathematical physicist in the known universe; one of only a handful of living entities who can actually think in the language of pure mathematics.
{{quote|Sir Houston Carbarn smiled. "(-1)(-1) {{=}} +1," he informed.
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